The Second World Conference of Sinologists took place in Beijing on Wednesday, serving as a pivotal platform for academic exchange and collaboration. Lu Kang, vice minister of the International Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, underscored the conference's significance in fostering cooperation among scholars from around the globe.
Lu highlighted the crucial role of understanding Chinese civilization in today’s interconnected world. He outlined several initiatives aimed at strengthening academic dialogue and collaboration, emphasizing that mutual understanding is key to advancing global knowledge and cultural appreciation.
\"Promoting mutual understanding and cooperation among scholars is essential for addressing the complex challenges of our time,\" Lu stated. He encouraged participants to engage in joint research projects and exchange programs, fostering an environment where diverse perspectives can thrive.
The conference gathered Sinologists and experts from various countries and regions, providing a unique opportunity to discuss strategies for enhancing academic partnerships and deepening the global understanding of China's rich cultural heritage. Lu’s remarks reflect a commitment to building bridges through education and scholarly exchange, reinforcing the importance of collaborative efforts in the academic community.
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Lu Kang promotes global collaboration at Sinology conference
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